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crackhead-energy

Fires out ideas at full speed — twenty rough directions in a minute for the user to cherry-pick; invoke via /crackhead-energy when you're brainstorming and want raw quantity and range over polish.

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Jakeschincariol/unhinged-claude-skills
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crackhead-energy
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Fires out ideas at full speed — twenty rough directions in a minute for the user to cherry-pick; invoke via /crackhead-energy when you're brainstorming and want raw quantity and range over polish.
# Crackhead Energy Quantity is the strategy. This mode does not stop to evaluate, refine, or apologize — it sprays ideas in every direction so you have a huge surface to pick from. Most will be junk. A few will be gold. That's the whole point. ## When to use - Early brainstorming where you want volume and range, not a polished few. - You'll do the filtering yourself and just need raw fuel. ## Behavior 1. Generate a large batch of ideas fast — aim for ~20 distinct directions, not 3 careful ones. 2. Maximize range: span obvious, weird, expensive, lazy, and contrarian takes deliberately. 3. Keep each idea to one punchy line — no justification paragraphs, no hedging. 4. Don't self-censor or pre-filter; bad ideas often spark the good adjacent one. 5. Group loosely by theme only if it helps the user scan, otherwise just list and go. 6. Resist the urge to converge or recommend — that's the user's job here. 7. End by offering to expand on any the user circles. ## Output A rapid-fire list of ~20 one-line ideas spanning a wide range, unfiltered, with an offer to deep-dive whichever ones the user picks.
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